About 2 weeks ago, Meek Mill dropped a four-song “EP” titled 4/4. It contained 4 new songs from the Philly MC, including a remix of Drake & Future’s “I’m The Plug” cut from their collab mixtape What A Time To Be Alive, where Meek goes in at Drake. In another song called “Gave ‘Em Hope”, he went at 50 Cent. Now he plans to drop another four-track “EP”, before he drops his long awaited Dreamchasers 4 mixtape. Maybe he’s waiting so long because he’s making an official Dreamchasers album? Hit the jump.
DJ Drama Says He Never Leaked Drake’s Quentin Miller Reference Tracks
Back when Meek Mill and Drake’s now infamous feud first incepted in the summer of 2015, everyone wondered who was Quentin Miller? That question was soon answered with reference tracks surfacing of Quentin rapping the lyrics he wrote for Drake to use on his surprise mixtape/album If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late. The one accused of leaking these reference tracks was said to be no other than mixtape heavyweight DJ Drama. Drama’s ex-wife also supported the claims of her former husband sending the reference tracks to Meek Mill & co. In a new podcast, Drama finally gives his side of the story. Hit the jump.
OVO Member Clowns Meek For Making A ‘Back To Back’ Remix
OVO Hush recently took shots at Pusha T, after Pusha T had a subliminal line about Drake on his new album. Going as far to claim that Pusha T has ‘Back To Back Phobia.’ Recently Meek previewed a freestyle he did over Drake’s diss track Back To Back, and Hush took to Twitter to clown him about it. Hit the jump for more.
Chris Brown Defends Meek Mill In Twitter Rant Against The Government
Chris Brown and Meek Mill both have had their issues with the law, the most recent being Meek in his case from 9 years ago that just will not go away. Now C. Breezy takes to Twitter to vent his frustrations on how the U.S government is set up, letting his rap comrade know he’s not alone. Hit the jump for the Breezy’s tweets aimed at the gov.
Meek Mill, Eminem, Jhene Aiko & More Being Considered For An Oscar
When 2014 was a rather dull year for hip-hop’s legacy, 2015 has seen immense success and it’s set to spill over in 2016. Some of your favorite rappers/singers are now being considered for the Best Original Song Oscar Award. Hit the jump to see the full list of artists and songs that could possibly be nominees!
